Now that many college students have graduated and are settling into post-grad life, they are deciding what and how to use their money. It can be a trying time for these young adults who will begin paying for all their expenses and extracurriculars on their own. It is...

Far too often, we hear people talk about how much they want to save money, but how they’ll get around to it next time. The problem is, next time is always now, and if you have a job it is never too late to make some adjustments to your budget. The team over at...

We’ve touched before on how believing you don’t have the income or assets to start saving or investing responsibly don’t really hold any weight. Because there isn’t a minimum for how much you need to save, you can start as low as you need to and just work your way up....

Continuing from Part I. Read it here! Be Proactive: A lot of bad spending and finance habits are reactive. That means many of us wait until something bad happens in order to fix it. Think about the dentists bill, or the car in the repair garage. The reactive spender...

On the road to financial freedom, we are most prone to emulating the lives and habits of those we learn from. And, more often than not, those models are our parents. Some of us had parents who exhibited awesome financial habits, and managed to learn from them. Others...